How to ignore mapped key Topic is solved

[piteros]

I've got 2 hotkeys:

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1::
send, QWE
return,

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2::
send, 1QAZ1
return,

When i press "2" then result is: QWEQAZQWE instead 1QAZ1, how to ignore 1st hotkey when im using 2nd hotkey?

[Paneb]

Try this one:

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 #NoEnv
 #SingleInstance force
 #Persistent
 
 
$1::
send, QWE
return
2::
send, 1QAZ1
return

http://ahkscript.org/docs/Hotkeys.htm

[lexikos]

@piteros: You just need $ as demonstrated by Paneb; the other changes are irrelevant. Alternatively, #UseHook would apply to all hotkeys.

@Paneb: FYI, #Persistent has no effect in scripts which have hotkeys.

[Paneb]

@Paneb: FYI, #Persistent has no effect in scripts which have hotkeys.

Indeed, just a line from the test.ahk I mostly used to run some code besides mine ^^.
The #SingleInstance is irrelevant too? I mean, if there is two instances it could send two hotkey at the same time no?

Nevermind, I just tried it and got the warning message box which doesn't allow two instances anyway!

[lexikos]

I mean, if there is two instances it could send two hotkey at the same time no?

If there were two instances, only one of them would detect and react to the hotkey. Hotkeys without ~ block the keypress from other scripts just as they block it from the active window.

When you make multiple changes to a script without explaining what they are or which one actually solves the problem, I suppose that it is more difficult for others to see the solution.